Sunshine or the Seed
Twisted Sunshine: Seeking More in Life
Lyrics
Enough it's never, never
Expressing dissatisfaction or insufficiency, a perpetual feeling of lacking.
I need more, but I've got more than I'll ever, ever need
Despite having plenty, there's an insatiable desire for more.
How did I become so twisted, the sunshine or the seed?
Questioning the source of internal conflict, whether it's external influences (sunshine) or innate tendencies (seed).
If I only bare half the fruits the vines before me left
If one only achieves half of what predecessors achieved, there's a sense of inadequacy.
Woe is me is a condition, were conditioned
Expressing a state of self-pity and acknowledging societal conditioning.
But I'll inch my way up higher, flank the ivy, find the vita-, find the vitamin d
Striving for improvement and seeking nourishment, both physically and metaphorically.
Some thrive some, seek survival, find the best version of self
People pursue self-improvement differently, some survive while others seek a more refined version of themselves.
But the shade the leaves create have lost the latter build the shelf
The protective shade created by accomplishments can overshadow the drive for further progress.
In the garden we sit idle, we sit idle, we sit silently
A moment of contemplation in a metaphorical garden, highlighting idleness and silence.
Enough it's never, never
Reiteration of dissatisfaction or inadequacy.
I need more, but I've got more than I'll ever, ever need.
Despite having enough, the desire for more persists.
How did I become so twisted, the sunshine or the seed?
Repeating the question about the origin of internal conflict.
Monstrosities and make believes, no we won't swallow the pill.
Rejecting false ideas and refusing to conform to societal norms.
When the world is at our fingertips we slowly lose our grips
When opportunities abound, the grip on reality weakens.
Not always conscious disposition, no concessions, suppositions
Highlighting a lack of consciousness and a refusal to make assumptions.
Enough it's never, never.
Restating the perpetual feeling of insufficiency.
I need more, but I've got more than I'll ever, ever need
Despite having more than enough, the desire for more persists.
How did I become so twisted, the sunshine or the seed?
Repeating the question about the origin of internal conflict.
The water seeped into my chest, you're all grown up, you've done your best
Metaphorical reference to personal growth, acknowledging maturity and effort.
It'll just get better, it just gets better
Optimistic belief that things will improve with time.
Fixed on illusion long enough, finally peaked under the rug
Acknowledging a prolonged belief in illusions and finally facing reality.
Enough it's never, never.
Reiteration of dissatisfaction or inadequacy.
I need more, but I've got more than I'll ever, ever need
Despite having enough, the desire for more persists.
How did I become so twisted, the sunshine or the seed?
Repeating the question about the origin of internal conflict.
Enough it's never, never.
Reiteration of dissatisfaction or inadequacy.
I need more, but I've got more than I'll ever, ever need
Despite having enough, the desire for more persists.
How did I become so twisted, the sunshine or the seed?
Repeating the question about the origin of internal conflict.
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